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A gladiator stole my lunchbox!
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- Book Synopsis
- A thrilling illustrated tale complete with lions, gladiators, assassination plots and a dare-devil rescue. 'A funny and easy look back at history and some of the key players from each time period, all alongside the brilliant illustrations' My Shelves are Full 'Full of historical nuggets, brilliantly illustrated and full of fun!' A Little But a Lot Henry is back in the present day - but he isn't happy about it. His little sister is driving him mad and no one believes that he travelled through time. But all that is about to change when Henry finds himself travelling back to ancient Rome - where he soon realises that sibling rivalry can take a darker turn... A toga-tickling, gladiatorial gallop through Ancient Rome! A Gladiator Stole My Lunchbox is a time-travel adventure with a difference. From talented author-illustrator Thiago de Moraes, creator of A Mummy Ate My Homework, History Atlas, and Myth Atlas. Packed full of accidental assassination attempts, marauding lions and steaming piles of poo!
- Product Details
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- ISBN
- 9781407194936
- Format
- Paperback
- Publisher
- Scholastic, (03 June 2021)
- Number of Pages
- 265
- Weight
- 530 grams
- Language
- English
- Dimensions
- 211 x 142 x 23 mm
- Categories:
- World atlases / world maps Ancient religions and Mythologies Historical maps and atlases Ancient Greek and Roman literature Folklore, myths and legends Customs and traditions Teachers’ classroom resources and material Time Travel Myths And Fairy Tales Picture Books Activity Books Children's Fiction Children and Teenage: Classic Fiction General Interests and Hobbies Children and Teenage: General knowledge and interesting facts Children and Teenage: History and the past Children and Teenage: Places and peoples Children and Teenage: Nature, animals, the natural world Children and Teenage: Philosophy, Religion and beliefs Children and Teenage: Science and technology Children and Teenage: Mysteries and the unexplained Children and Teenage: Atlases and maps